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Impact indicated, citing TF1, that the government was considering implementing a 0.8% tax on auto, home, and business insurance, starting from January 1, 2027, intended to finance the material damage caused during demonstrations and protests. According to its example, a car insurance costing 1,000 euros per year would result in an additional 8 euros fee. Impact added that the measure could raise 400 million euros, including from people who had not taken part in any damage. #France #TaxeÉmeute #Assurances (translated)

The ₿unker 🪖 published a satirical portrait of Hugo, a 34-year-old man born in Clermont-Ferrand and living in Paris, whom they described as torn between his social ambitions, consumption habits, and political convictions. The author presented him as a buyer of biodynamic wine and a voter for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, while criticizing his use of cocaine and his desire to work for LVMH thanks to a family connection. In the story, Hugo had bought a 38 m² apartment on credit from Crédit Agricole over 25 years in 2021, at a price of 10,000 euros per square meter on Avenue Parmentier. On October 17 at 11:40 PM, riots were taking place in his street: the Monoprix was looted and his car was damaged, according to the author. He added that the property management had subsequently demanded 4,800 euros for repairs and that a real estate agent estimated that a quick sale would require a price of 8,200 euros per square meter. The text also asserted that the local property tax rate had increased by 52% under Anne Hidalgo in 2023. The story concluded with Hugo losing his job after a Hermes agent completed in twelve minutes a task he had planned for the end of the quarter. The ₿unker 🪖 contrasted his fate with that of his cousin Théo, who moved to Mexico, and then urged its readers to "vote with their feet." #Paris #Société #Immobilier (translated)

The BFM Nord et Vous program on Wednesday, October 21, discusses the steps that businesses vandalized during the violence of the previous weekend must take to approach their insurance companies, describing an expected obstacle course. #CommercesSaccagés #ViolencesUrbaines #Assurances (translated)

The urban violence of October 17 in France caused significant material damage affecting thousands of businesses, the cost of which will mainly be covered by insurance, while raising questions about the responsibility of the State in relation to the damages caused by groups on the fringes of the protests. #ViolencesUrbaines #CommercesImpactés #Assurances (translated)

Following the looting that took place in Paris during the protests against the high cost of living, the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises, Serge Papin, announced that discussions were underway with insurers to support the affected merchants. #Paris #Violences #Pillages (translated)

The media indicated that the concerned individuals had the right to it, but that if they lost their apprenticeship, OPEC would no longer cover the tuition fees and the recipient would have to pay them. He added that there were insurances and described the situation as "darkness," saying "Bissmillah." #éducation #assurances #alternance (translated)

For companies whose activities are paralyzed, the government announced another measure: the immediate recourse to partial activity, with an exceptional coverage announced at 100% by Sébastien Lecornu, compared to a standard compensation that generally corresponds to about 72% of the net salary. #violencesurbaines #assurances #indemnisation (translated)

According to the Minister of Commerce Serge Papin, at least 3,000 businesses have been affected, while the president of the network of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI), Alain Di Crescenzo, is already talking about a bill of several hundred million euros. #violencesurbaines #assurances #indemnisation (translated)